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A Look Back To The Beginning of WAXQ, Q104.3 New York
“We needed to put the big fun house mirror up against the station image to make sure we were seen and heard as extraordinary, not just as another ordinary rocker."
Imagine If Radio Had a NCAA Style Transfer Portal
Like the NCAA, talent will notify their current employer of their intention to enter the portal to transfer their skills to another radio station or content provider.
The Pulse: Rethink The Timing Of Your Fundraiser, Community Connections, And Radio Industry Happenings
Instead of competing with everyone else in the fourth quarter for charity dollars, why not hold a fundraiser in the summer or first quarter?
Alex Byrne Has Kept Western Massachusetts Rocking For Twenty Years
“For me personally, 2025 marks twenty years here at Lazer, which is wild to think about, because I don’t feel like I’m that old. Hopefully, I’ve got another twenty or more years ahead of me!”
Promo Meeting: Ideas, Concepts And Thought Starters For Music Radio
If you have something unique that you would like to share or have highlighted, I would love to hear from you—email jeff@barrettmedia.com
Will Radio Become Irrelevant If It Doesn’t Embrace AI?
"There is a long list of professionals who are very much capable of not only creating timely local content but innovative content. They are people who can engage directly with others."
What Will The Entertainment Industry Look Like In 2075?
“What will the entertainment industry be like in 2075 and be sure to include radio and podcasting.”
Playing The Hits Is A Winning Formula For 92.5 XTU and Program Director Mark Razz
"We're essentially a Top 40 Country music station, and we do very well in the ratings. We're very research-based, and we're here to play the hits.”
What Santa Should Put In Radio’s Stockings For 2025
Santa, here’s a short list that I hope will find its way into the stockings of radio stations everywhere.
Aircheck: Scott Shannon 1989 Morning Drive At ‘Pirate Radio’ KQLZ Los Angeles
A good takeaway is how he tied station giveaways to the station's music and pop culture, which allowed those who did not want to call in to win to play along vicariously and be entertained.